Hui Bai
Biographic Data
| ID | 3583940 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hui Bai |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hui |
| FAMILY NAME | Bai |
| SIGNATURE | BAI H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Minnesota |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2671-5955 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The effect of parental educational expectations stress on adolescents' depression in China
Previous studies have primarily examined the benefits of parental educational expectations while overlooking their negative aspects, particularly parental educational expectation stress. The mechanisms and boundary conditions through which parental educational expectations stress influences adolescent depression remain unclear. To address this research gap, this study aimed to examine the mediating roles of self-efficacy and anxiety and the moder…
Individual resilience and financial well-being early in the Covid-19 pandemic
The effect of teacher collaboration on teachers' career well-being in China
Teacher autonomy and teacher job satisfaction
This study aimed to explore the mediating roles of self-efficacy and intrinsic motivation on the relationship between teacher autonomy and teacher job satisfaction. Data were from the Teaching and Learning International Surve... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on Tech Science Press
The effect of major identity on depression among Chinese university students
Exploring the Effects of Empowering Leadership on Teachers’ Career Calling in China
The Multiple-Matching Perspective on Value Versus Identity
Past studies on how political value (i.e., ideology) and identity (i.e., party identity) predict support for candidates often fail to consider both the perspectives of citizens and candidates, introducing omitted variable problems. To address them, this paper introduces the multiple matching perspective, which considers how citizens’ ideology and political identity are matched (i.e., moderated) by a candidate’s ideology and party affiliation. Fou…
Asian = machine, Black = animal? The racial asymmetry of dehumanization
How different racial minorities experience racism differently remains underexplored in existing research. Here, we show that Asian and Black people are often dehumanized differently. Twelve studies spotlight a racial asymmetry in dehumanization using a wide array of methods (experimental, archival, and computational) and data sources (online samples, word embeddings, and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data): Whereas Black people are more often s…
Jujuboside B inhibits febrile seizure by modulating Ampa receptor activity
Spatiotemporal Change in Livestock Population and Its Correlation with Meteorological Disasters during 2000–2020 across Inner Mongolia
Inner Mongolia (IM) is one of the five major pastoral areas in China, and animal husbandry is its traditional industry. The population of livestock is an important factor affecting the sustainable development of livestock and grassland. Due to the special geographical location of IM, various meteorological disasters occur frequently, which have a significant impact on the local livestock population. In this study, principal component analysis (PC…
Stereotypes About Political Attitudes and Coalitions Among U.S. Racial Groups
What are people’s expectations of interracial political coalitions? This research reveals expectations of flexible interracial coalitions stemming from how policies and racial groups are viewed in terms of perceived status and foreignness. For policies seen as changing societal status (e.g., welfare), people expected Black–Hispanic political coalitions and viewed Asian Americans as more likely to align with Whites than with other minorities. For …
Politicians’ Ideology Matters More Than Their Race in Determining the Association Between White Identity and Evaluation of the Politicians
White Americans’ racial identity can predict their sociopolitical attitudes and behaviors, demonstrating an emergent trend of White identity politics. However, when it comes to predicting support for political candidates, it remains an unclarified question whether the effects of White identity politics are determined more by candidates’ ideology or race. This article disentangles and compares the role of candidates’ ideology and race. Four studie…
Short-Chain Fatty Acids Production from Anaerobic Fermentation of Sewage Sludge
With the annual increase in the sludge production in China's sewage treatment plants, the problem of sewage sludge treatment and disposal is becoming more and more serious. Anaerobic fermentation can convert complex organic matter in sewage sludge into short-chain fatty acid, hydrogen, methane and other resources and is an effective method for sewage sludge treatment and disposal. At the same time, sewage sludge often contains flocculants, which …
Antecedents and consequences of Covid-19 conspiracy beliefs
Perceived Muslim population growth triggers divergent perceptions and reactions from Republicans and Democrats
The Muslim population is rapidly growing worldwide. Five experiments show that Republicans and Democrats respond to this demographic change with divergent reactions in three domains: perception of threats, celebratory reactions, and emotional responses. In terms of threat perceptions, Republicans tend to perceive Muslim population growth as a threat to Christians and the U.S. society in terms of American culture, legal norms, and peace. Furthermo…
Author Correction
Retrospective economic judgments predict individual-level changes in vote preference in the US
While many studies have investigated what predicts citizens’ vote preferences, less is known about what predicts change in citizens’ vote preferences over time. This paper focuses on the role of judgments about national economy in the recent past (i.e., “sociotropic economic retrospections”). Two longitudinal studies show that sociotropic economic retrospections (along with partisanship, ideology, and whether incumbent is running for re-election)…
White and minority demographic shifts, intergroup threat, and right-wing extremism
When racism and sexism benefit Black and female politicians
Using large samples that are nationally diverse or nationally representative (total N = 44,836), this article presents evidence that citizens' prejudice does not usually benefit or undermine politicians who are from a particular demographic group, as many past studies assumed; instead, citizens' prejudice is associated with support for conservative politicians and opposition to liberal politicians, regardless of politicians' demographic backgroun…
A multi-country test of brief reappraisal interventions on emotions during the Covid-19 pandemic
Collective existential threat mediates White population decline’s effect on defensive reactions
We present evidence from two studies probing into whether perceived numerical decline in the White population translate into collective existential threat to Whites, leading in turn to defensive reactions. In Study 1, we used correlational data to show whether collective existential threat mediates the relationship between perceptions of White population decline and defensive political reactions (i.e., racial biases and conservatism) among Whites…
White and minority demographic shifts, intergroup threat, and right-wing extremism
Collective existential threat mediates White population decline’s effect on defensive reactions
We present evidence from two studies probing into whether perceived numerical decline in the White population translate into collective existential threat to Whites, leading in turn to defensive reactions. In Study 1, we used correlational data to show whether collective existential threat mediates the relationship between perceptions of White population decline and defensive political reactions (i.e., racial biases and conservatism) among Whites…
A multi-country test of brief reappraisal interventions on emotions during the Covid-19 pandemic
The effect of major identity on depression among Chinese university students
Asian = machine, Black = animal? The racial asymmetry of dehumanization
How different racial minorities experience racism differently remains underexplored in existing research. Here, we show that Asian and Black people are often dehumanized differently. Twelve studies spotlight a racial asymmetry in dehumanization using a wide array of methods (experimental, archival, and computational) and data sources (online samples, word embeddings, and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data): Whereas Black people are more often s…
Perceived Muslim population growth triggers divergent perceptions and reactions from Republicans and Democrats
The Muslim population is rapidly growing worldwide. Five experiments show that Republicans and Democrats respond to this demographic change with divergent reactions in three domains: perception of threats, celebratory reactions, and emotional responses. In terms of threat perceptions, Republicans tend to perceive Muslim population growth as a threat to Christians and the U.S. society in terms of American culture, legal norms, and peace. Furthermo…
When racism and sexism benefit Black and female politicians
Using large samples that are nationally diverse or nationally representative (total N = 44,836), this article presents evidence that citizens' prejudice does not usually benefit or undermine politicians who are from a particular demographic group, as many past studies assumed; instead, citizens' prejudice is associated with support for conservative politicians and opposition to liberal politicians, regardless of politicians' demographic backgroun…
Collective existential threat mediates White population decline’s effect on defensive reactions
We present evidence from two studies probing into whether perceived numerical decline in the White population translate into collective existential threat to Whites, leading in turn to defensive reactions. In Study 1, we used correlational data to show whether collective existential threat mediates the relationship between perceptions of White population decline and defensive political reactions (i.e., racial biases and conservatism) among Whites…
Retrospective economic judgments predict individual-level changes in vote preference in the US
While many studies have investigated what predicts citizens’ vote preferences, less is known about what predicts change in citizens’ vote preferences over time. This paper focuses on the role of judgments about national economy in the recent past (i.e., “sociotropic economic retrospections”). Two longitudinal studies show that sociotropic economic retrospections (along with partisanship, ideology, and whether incumbent is running for re-election)…
White and minority demographic shifts, intergroup threat, and right-wing extremism
When racism and sexism benefit Black and female politicians
Using large samples that are nationally diverse or nationally representative (total N = 44,836), this article presents evidence that citizens' prejudice does not usually benefit or undermine politicians who are from a particular demographic group, as many past studies assumed; instead, citizens' prejudice is associated with support for conservative politicians and opposition to liberal politicians, regardless of politicians' demographic backgroun…
A multi-country test of brief reappraisal interventions on emotions during the Covid-19 pandemic
Spatiotemporal Change in Livestock Population and Its Correlation with Meteorological Disasters during 2000–2020 across Inner Mongolia
Inner Mongolia (IM) is one of the five major pastoral areas in China, and animal husbandry is its traditional industry. The population of livestock is an important factor affecting the sustainable development of livestock and grassland. Due to the special geographical location of IM, various meteorological disasters occur frequently, which have a significant impact on the local livestock population. In this study, principal component analysis (PC…
Stereotypes About Political Attitudes and Coalitions Among U.S. Racial Groups
What are people’s expectations of interracial political coalitions? This research reveals expectations of flexible interracial coalitions stemming from how policies and racial groups are viewed in terms of perceived status and foreignness. For policies seen as changing societal status (e.g., welfare), people expected Black–Hispanic political coalitions and viewed Asian Americans as more likely to align with Whites than with other minorities. For …
Politicians’ Ideology Matters More Than Their Race in Determining the Association Between White Identity and Evaluation of the Politicians
White Americans’ racial identity can predict their sociopolitical attitudes and behaviors, demonstrating an emergent trend of White identity politics. However, when it comes to predicting support for political candidates, it remains an unclarified question whether the effects of White identity politics are determined more by candidates’ ideology or race. This article disentangles and compares the role of candidates’ ideology and race. Four studie…
Short-Chain Fatty Acids Production from Anaerobic Fermentation of Sewage Sludge
With the annual increase in the sludge production in China's sewage treatment plants, the problem of sewage sludge treatment and disposal is becoming more and more serious. Anaerobic fermentation can convert complex organic matter in sewage sludge into short-chain fatty acid, hydrogen, methane and other resources and is an effective method for sewage sludge treatment and disposal. At the same time, sewage sludge often contains flocculants, which …
Antecedents and consequences of Covid-19 conspiracy beliefs
Perceived Muslim population growth triggers divergent perceptions and reactions from Republicans and Democrats
The Muslim population is rapidly growing worldwide. Five experiments show that Republicans and Democrats respond to this demographic change with divergent reactions in three domains: perception of threats, celebratory reactions, and emotional responses. In terms of threat perceptions, Republicans tend to perceive Muslim population growth as a threat to Christians and the U.S. society in terms of American culture, legal norms, and peace. Furthermo…
Author Correction
Jujuboside B inhibits febrile seizure by modulating Ampa receptor activity
The Multiple-Matching Perspective on Value Versus Identity
Past studies on how political value (i.e., ideology) and identity (i.e., party identity) predict support for candidates often fail to consider both the perspectives of citizens and candidates, introducing omitted variable problems. To address them, this paper introduces the multiple matching perspective, which considers how citizens’ ideology and political identity are matched (i.e., moderated) by a candidate’s ideology and party affiliation. Fou…
Asian = machine, Black = animal? The racial asymmetry of dehumanization
How different racial minorities experience racism differently remains underexplored in existing research. Here, we show that Asian and Black people are often dehumanized differently. Twelve studies spotlight a racial asymmetry in dehumanization using a wide array of methods (experimental, archival, and computational) and data sources (online samples, word embeddings, and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data): Whereas Black people are more often s…
The effect of teacher collaboration on teachers' career well-being in China
Teacher autonomy and teacher job satisfaction
This study aimed to explore the mediating roles of self-efficacy and intrinsic motivation on the relationship between teacher autonomy and teacher job satisfaction. Data were from the Teaching and Learning International Surve... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on Tech Science Press
The effect of major identity on depression among Chinese university students
Exploring the Effects of Empowering Leadership on Teachers’ Career Calling in China
The effect of parental educational expectations stress on adolescents' depression in China
Previous studies have primarily examined the benefits of parental educational expectations while overlooking their negative aspects, particularly parental educational expectation stress. The mechanisms and boundary conditions through which parental educational expectations stress influences adolescent depression remain unclear. To address this research gap, this study aimed to examine the mediating roles of self-efficacy and anxiety and the moder…
Individual resilience and financial well-being early in the Covid-19 pandemic
Psychology (13 works) · Social Psychology (12 works) · Political science (10 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Politics (6 works) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (6 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (5 works) · Ideology (5 works) · Law (5 works)